‘Metalcore Dropout 2nd Semester Tour’ Featuring Fit For A King, The Devil Wears Prada, Counterparts, and AVOID – San Francisco, CA – 2.11.24

Fit For A King and The Devil Wears Prada have ignited the stage with the winter 2024 leg of their “Metalcore Dropouts 2nd Semester’ Tour. Joining them on this tour are Counterparts and AVOID, promising fans an explosive night filled with unforgettable energy and performances.

The night kicks off with AVOID, known for their engaging, edgy, and irreverent performances. AVOID really set the mood tonight, kicking things off with a blast of energy. Singer Benny Scholl even kept us in the loop on the Superbowl score between songs, throwing in some unexpected fun. They had an killer set, playing mostly from their latest 2022 album, ‘Cult Mentality.’

Counterparts, the Canadian melodic hardcore band known for their intense and captivating performances, played next. With critical acclaim and a dedicated following, Counterparts brought their unique blend of melody and aggression to the forefront. Their intense performance had the crowd on their feet, ready for more.

The crowd went wild as The Devil Wears Prada came onto the stage, launching into their setlist with favorites like “Exhibition” and “Watchtower.” Their performance was packed with so much emotion and passion, captivating everyone in the venue from start to finish. Soon enough, the crowd surfers started, riding the wave of music and creating a sea of fans immersed in the experience. Every voice in the venue joined in, singing along as loudly as possible, making it a truly unforgettable set.

Closing out the night with a bang was Fit For A King, whose latest album, ‘The Hell We Create,’ explores themes of pain, redemption, and transformation. With millions of streams and critical acclaim, Fit For A King‘s performance is nothing short of spectacular. They kicked off their set with “End (The OtherSide),” and they even treated the crowd to “Backbreaker.” Wrapping things up, they closed the night with the “When Everything Means Nothing” and “God of Fire.”

With each band leaving their mark on the stage, the “Metalcore Dropouts” tour proved once again why metalcore remains a driving force in the music industry.

Check out a photo gallery of the night below — created by photographer Carissa Dugoni (Instagram).

AVOID

Counterparts

The Devil Wears Prada

Fit For A King